Tiger Sky Tower By Tiger Group

Tiger Sky Tower by Tiger Group is poised to redefine the limits of architectural ambition as the tallest residential building in the world, standing at a remarkable 532 meters with 122 soaring floors. More than just a skyscraper, it’s a landmark of engineering brilliance and contemporary luxury, intricately woven with threads of Emirati cultural heritage. Adorned in a distinctive golden hue, the tower embodies a harmonious fusion of tradition and modernity, offering a curated selection of meticulously designed residences. These include spacious 1 to 4-bedroom apartments, opulent penthouses, and an ultra-exclusive royal sky penthouse, all crafted to deliver unmatched elegance and panoramic views of Dubai’s ever-evolving skyline.

Strategically located in the heart of Business Bay, one of Dubai’s most dynamic and prestigious districts, Tiger Sky Tower ensures its residents effortless connectivity to the city’s foremost business, leisure, and entertainment destinations. Just minutes away lie world-renowned landmarks such as the Burj Khalifa, Dubai Mall, and the scenic Dubai Canal, along with a collection of premium hotels, fine dining restaurants, art galleries, and waterfront promenades. The location promises not just convenience but an immersive urban lifestyle at the centre of everything Dubai has to offer.

Elevating urban living to unprecedented heights, Tiger Sky Tower is not only a residential marvel but also a record-breaking icon. The tower will feature the world’s highest residential rainforest at 447 meters, a serene, lush escape in the clouds; the highest infinity pool at 431 meters, offering surreal views of the city and beyond; and several other visionary lifestyle amenities designed for ultimate indulgence and wellness. With its daring design, record-setting features, and an address in Dubai’s cosmopolitan core, Tiger Sky Tower is set to become one of the most iconic and sought-after addresses in the world.

aurant (439 m). A thrilling rollercoaster through the rainforest at 447 m adds an adrenaline rush.